Climate Change

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COP 17 DURBAN. Speaker on reducing the IPCC mitigation, adaptation and other inequalities between developed and developing nations. Global non-sustainability and inequality of the business as usual model. Green climate fund status to finance global mitigation measures.

COP 21 PARIS. Priscilla Jakwa, Exec. Dir. of Woman Environmental Program, Nigeria interview on gender inequalities especially in relationship to participation in COP climate negotiations. Climate change decisions by leaders must include the interests of woman and children, as they represent more than half the world’s population. Woman want to ...

Met Office Hadley centre Climate Change Institute UK sent Richard Betts to Bali in 2007 to COP 13 present to the world’s governments a report signed by over 900 climate scientists advising that the change to renewable energy away from fossil fuel must be very fast as the planet was ...

COP 21 PARIS. Francois Heindricks, French Association Refrigerant Management AFCE speaks on CFC and HFC refrigerant emissions. His organisation is trying to improve the management of refrigerant and the implementation of the regulation in Europe and in France, for the refrigerants which are greenhouse gasses as well. A big event ...

COP 13 BALI. Speakers on global Peatlands CO2 emissions, resulting from logging of swamp forests, drainage of peatlands palm oil plantations and peatlands fires that produce 11% of global CO2 emissions annually. Everyone knows about forests and deforestation for climate change and everyone is talking about it at this conference. ...

COP 13 BALI. Interview with Andy Molitor on lack of urgency by the IPCC and Governments regarding global GHG emissions. The cost of doing something now to mitigate climate change, is less than if the world did nothing in the longer term.

COP 17 DURBAN. Speaker on the moral collapse of Governments who only represent the interests of corporations. Candy Mostert on the commoditisation of everything (air, water carbon offsets etc.) in the so called Green Economy.

This new release from Mother Channel has snippets from various scientists around the world. They capture moments of their speeches delivered to COP (Climate Change Conferences) and are extremely alarming. See snippets from: Ms Ghandi – Former minister of environment for India Professor Peter Wadhams – Applied Mathematics department for ...

COP 16 CANCUN – US Navy RAdm. David Titley: He asks 3 questions: Does the United States navy believe climate change is real? If we do, how does it affect the United States Navy, relative to our role in National Security? Finally, if both of those are yes, what’s the Navy ...